Being agnostic is also a decision

Agnosticism seems to remain neutral: it neither affirms nor denies. But in practice it often lives as if God did not exist, and that is already choosing a direction. The question about God is not a mere intellectual ornament. If God exists, it affects meaning, morality, hope, and prayer. That is why it deserves an honest search, not an endless pause. The key is not to use doubt as an excuse to remain still. A question well lived can bring you closer to God if it is asked with humility, seeks truth, and is ready to change something when light is found.